Conclusion On Bread Of Life

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B. God gave Christ as the True Bread of Life o True satisfaction can come only through Christ o Only God can. Moses was not the one who gave Israel the manna from heaven; God was the One who gave the manna. o We have to do something if we wish...
 to have our hunger met
 to be truly filled
 to be completely satisfied
 to be content
 to be comfortable
 to be at peace o We must eat from the bread of life o Jesus is that bread of life. o He is the Sustenance of Spiritual Life o He will keep us spiritually fit

Conclusion:
• When a man comes to Christ, the Bread of Life, he will never hunger.
• We all have a starving, craving need for life.
• Have you tasted the Bread of Life?
• GIVE CALL FOR SALVATION (STAY IN SEATS)

• We all crave a life that... o is full and satisfying o is nourishing and sustaining o is energizing and has its desires fulfilled.
• If you desire more of what God has to offer
• If you know Christ and you still have a gnawing, a craving, or thirsting for more of the God then come to the alter so we can pray and release you into your destiny
• COME TO THE ALT...

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